it shall terry mcauliffe hoping for a big boost. he know he can t win he has to bring everybody into virginia to campaign on his behalf. if they don t get this here it will be the ballgame. fourth and 1. howard lean forwards and i don t think titan s football and maybe the game. you know i love it shine on you may be rocking all night long brian: we ll just get through shine on me. previous show. ainsley: we are very dull. we need some furniture polish on you, brian. brian: dallas is in north texas. population 1.3 million. three-star hotel. $791. going to fly to dallas from new york three hours and 45 minutes. steve: that s all? and there is a time change. brian: that s right. there is a time change which i just signed off on recently happy birthday, steve. steve: thank you very much. ainsley: happy birthday, steve. how walls your. steve: my family threw me a party. it was great. we have a family tradition where the main gift is you have to spend a week or two
multiple felonies that gave polling data to russian intelligence and then got pardoned by trump. trump reportedly wants manafort to oversee the republican national convention, i m surprised he could do, because when manafort was being sentenced pe claimed he had too many medical problems to go to prison. who better to run your election campaign than a man who isn t allowed to vote in that election? and good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is wednesday, march 20th. we have a lot to get to this morning including donald trump s legal team taking the absolute immunity claim to the supreme court. it comes as the former president could be days away from losing his assets in new york because he can t pay the bond for the civil fraud judgment against him. where is he going to get the money? meanwhile, a senior adviser in the trump white house is waking up in prison behind bars. we ll dig into all of that and have an expert expert legal analysis for you on all the trump lega
onlyjust begun in earnest. fires do continue to burn there and helicopters are being sent to douse the flames one bucket at a time. many people forced to flee at a moment s notice had to leave everything behind, to the mercy of the flames. on saturday, hawaii s attorney general announced an investigation into why the island s warning siren did not sound at the height of the emergency. let s go live now to our reporter in maui, helena humphrey. helena, what s the situation right now where you are at the moment? we have been here from the early morning and gradually being asked to move back because the mood here is growing understandably ever more despondent as we continue to see the death toll rise, now standing at 80, but thousands of people still reported missing. and when you do go inside that shelter without cameras, of course, what you see, two qr codes to scan with your phone, one to report you are safe and the other to say, i am looking for someone. because so many